Jusqu’au silence

About This Movie

Jusqu’au silence is a haunting exploration of isolation and vulnerability. Anna, shaped by a tumultuous past, exists in a self-imposed silence that feels both oppressive and protective. When a stranger’s knock disrupts her solitude, it’s like the past cracks open, and you feel the tension in every moment of her hesitation. The pacing is deliberately slow, allowing you to absorb the weight of her choices, and the atmosphere—dark, claustrophobic—reflects her inner turmoil perfectly. There's a rawness to the performances that really make you invest in Anna’s journey. It’s distinctive in how it portrays trauma, not with grand gestures but with subtlety, letting silence speak volumes. A film that lingers long after viewing.

Exploration of trauma and isolation · Slow pacing enhances emotional weight · Subtle yet powerful performances